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a) Chest radiograph of patient A a) Chest radiograph of patient A. b) Contrast enhanced computed tomography scan of the head from patient A demonstrating generalised diffuse cerebral swelling with features in keeping with hydrocephalus but no definite leptomeningeal enhancement. a) Chest radiograph of patient A. b) Contrast enhanced computed tomography scan of the head from patient A demonstrating generalised diffuse cerebral swelling with features in keeping with hydrocephalus but no definite leptomeningeal enhancement. The insert shows the scanogram which demonstrates the level of the computed tomography slice. c) Computed tomography scan of the thorax from patient A demonstrating a significantly enlarged subcarinal lymph node with features suggestive of necrosis. M.R. Mehta et al. Eur Respir Rev 2010;19:345-347 ©2010 by European Respiratory Society